Neighborhoods in Fresno, CA

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  Van Ness Extension

  In northwest Fresno, Van Ness Extension is known for its large custom homes, some overlooking the bluffs of the San Joaquin River and others set along its namesake boulevard. Gated communities and small subdivisions comprise most of the area, including the San Joaquin Country Club. Though downtown Fresno is only a 10-mile drive away, residents

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    $753K

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    $360K - $2.2M

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  Fig Garden

  Fig Garden, also known as Old Fig Garden, is a well-established, unincorporated area of 6 square miles surrounded by Fresno. Streets lined with tall fig trees that date to the early 1900s and populated with a wide variety of attractive single-family homes contribute to the popularity of the close-knit community. The neighborhood was created in

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    $606K

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    $330K - $2.2M

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  Woodward Park

  In the Woodward neighborhood, also commonly referred to as Northeast Fresno, locals can step out the door in the morning and go an entire day without stepping under another roof — from outdoor shopping malls to restaurant patios to acres of parkland. “It’s a very popular, up-and-coming area,” says Joelle Jackson, a local Realtor with SME Real

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    $584K

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    $347K - $2.2M

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  Sierra Sky Park

  Nestled in North Fresno by the San Joaquin River, Sierra Sky Park is full of outdoor exploration — and aeronautical recreation. The neighborhood derives its name from Sierra Sky Park, a small, privately owned airfield that became the first aviation community in the world. Streets 100 feet wide allow passage to and from the runway, and garages are

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    $567K

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    $390K - $2.4M

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  Herndon

  Herndon is a growing residential community along the San Joaquin River, about 11 miles north of Downtown Fresno. “This is an area that’s being developed all the time,” says John Duncan, a Realtor with Atlantic & Pacific Real Estate and over 10 years of experience. “There’s a new shopping center, and Route 99 is a major thoroughfare through Fresno

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    $459K

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    $262K - $665K

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  Bullard

  Situated about 10 miles north of downtown, Bullard is a largely residential swath of Fresno that extends as far north as The Bluffs along the San Joaquin River. It's an area loaded with homes, parks, and schools stretching towards Old Fig Garden and extending west towards the Golden State Highway. The community is home to several schools,

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    $441K

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    $150K - $1.2M

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  Fig Garden Loop

  Roughly 11 miles northwest of Downtown Fresno, Fig Garden Loop attracts many first-time homebuyers looking for proximity to Highway 99 and national retailers. The neighborhood gets its name from Figarden Drive, which forms a loop around the community’s center, as well as northwest Fresno’s history as an agricultural hub for fig orchards. Northwest

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    $427K

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    $325K - $674K

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  Sunnyside

  Once one of Fresno’s most happening communities, Sunnyside eventually fell beneath the shadow of heightened commercial developments in the city’s northern sections. However, it remains a reasonably priced residential community with well-sized houses and lots — some featuring backyard pools to protect from the San Joaquin Valley heat. Many

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    $415K

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    $180K - $945K

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  Cecile

  Cecile is a community southeast of downtown Fresno that is full of contemporary homes in relatively quiet subdivisions. The homes that go up for sale tend to get snatched up quickly. Most residences are located north of East Jensen Avenue, and the area south of East Jensen Avenue is largely filled with warehouses and industrial spaces. With

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    $392K

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    $295K - $539K

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  West Fresno

  Separated from the rest of the city by Highway 99 and set about 8 miles from downtown, West Fresno is on the border of the more rural and agricultural communities surrounding Fresno. Since it’s more removed, the community feels much quieter and less crowded compared to more centrally located neighborhoods. “They just built a city college campus

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    $375K

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    $275K - $759K

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  Hoover

  Hoover is a mostly residential suburb of Fresno, California, best known as the surrounding community of California State University - Fresno (Fresno State). “If you were buying a house in Hoover, you could rent it to college students,” says Sarah Hedrick, a Realtor with Realty Concepts and over 20 years of experience. The neighborhood is also

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    $372K

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    $225K - $572K

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  McLane

  A few miles from downtown Fresno, McLane is a densely packed residential community centered on its namesake high school, which has a recently upgraded multi-million-dollar football stadium. “It’s a pretty active community because of all the sports facilities,” says Joelle Jackson, a local Realtor with SME Real Estate. “The schools have huge pools

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    $364K

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    $237K - $732K

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  Maroa

  Noted for its neighborly feel, Maroa is usually called "Fresno High" because of its proximity to Fresno High School. The Fresno High area sits between the bustling Tower District and the quiet Fig Garden neighborhood, ending up feeling like a mix of the two. Within walking distance to nightlife and dining hotspots, as well as local schools and

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    $359K

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    $255K - $843K

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  Tarpey

  Tarpey is a mostly residential community in Fresno County, about 4 miles south of Old Town Clovis and 8 miles northeast of Downtown Fresno. “Tarpey's close to Sierra Vista Mall, Shaw and Clovis Avenues, and the schools are close and accessible,” says Sarah Hedrick, a Realtor with Realty Concepts and over 20 years of experience. Fresno Yosemite

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    $358K

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    $320K - $490K

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  Highway City

  Highway City is an unincorporated community in Fresno County, California, named after Route 99, which runs through the neighborhood’s center. The area is split between residential housing and local businesses, offering locals easy access to dining and shopping along West Shaw Avenue. “The Highway City area is a small pocket,” says Angela Reid, a

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    $337K

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    $140K - $414K

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  Tower District

  Established in the early 1900s as one of Fresno’s first suburbs, the Tower District is known for the eclectic bars, music venues and vintage shops that line Olive Avenue. The neighborhood's a few miles north of downtown, with a core of nightlife and shopping surrounded by early 20th-century homes and cottages. “There are people who can afford to

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    $318K

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    $220K - $559K

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  Roeding Park

  Adjacent to an expansive park by the same name, Roeding Park is a slice of Fresno just north of downtown that is stuffed with homes. Residents live right beside a sizable commercial park, meaning many locals cut down on their commutes by working in the area. For a little recreation, residents head to the neighborhood’s green spaces, like the

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    $314K

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    $207K - $531K

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  Roosevelt

  Less than 5 miles northeast of Downtown Fresno, Roosevelt is a California suburb with its eyes on the future and the skies. The neighborhood's densely packed layout of houses and apartments sits next to a small industrial park and a major airport. Well-rated schools serve students, with some within walking distance. Restaurants line the

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    $306K

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    $203K - $462K

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  Calwa

  Just over 3 miles from downtown Fresno, the unincorporated Calwa community has an active beat of neighborhood activity. The area was once the site of the biggest winery and distillery in the state, the California Wine Association. A community later sprouted nearby, and the Calwa name formed as an acronym. The neighborhood's west end is entirely

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    $299K

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    $208K - $363K

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  Lowell

  Set just north of downtown Fresno, Lowell is a densely populated enclave that received a new infusion of care in recent years after struggling with poor zoning and a lack of funding. One of Fresno’s oldest neighborhoods, the area was first developed in the 1880s and named after 1800s author and diplomat James Russell Lowell. California State Route

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    $292K

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    $210K - $723K

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  Pinedale

  A former lumber town north of Fresno, Pinedale was annexed by the city in 1973. But the neighborhood retains its sense of independence, and it also has an undersung charm. “Pinedale is its own zip code in the center of North Fresno,” says Gracelyn Martinez, Realtor with Iron Key Real Estate in Fresno. “It’s very quaint.” Homes are older and the

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    $287K

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    $230K - $388K

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  Edison

  One of Fresno's oldest sections, Edison, composes a swath of the southwestern side of the city — a mixture of densely constructed residential corridors that lead out into open farmland. Historically a minority-driven community, the neighborhoods to the west of Highway 99 have struggled with being cut off from city resources and the decreasing air

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    $280K

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    $188K - $524K

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  Huntington

  Huntington is a mostly residential community with close access to area highways, neighborhood parks and local businesses. “Fresno has a lot of history, especially on that particular street,” says John Duncan, a Fresno-based Realtor with Atlantic & Pacific Real Estate and over 10 years of experience. Huntington Boulevard was once part of the Alta

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    $274K

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    $180K - $390K

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  Downtown Fresno

  Downtown Fresno is a vibrant mixed-use neighborhood that offers an appealing blend of convenience and affordability in the heart of Central California’s largest city. Residential areas featuring a variety of attractively priced homes surround a buzzy core of amenities that includes eateries, entertainment venues and parks. “Like most downtowns,

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    $246K

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    $142K - $479K

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  Jefferson

  A pocket neighborhood in downtown Fresno’s northeast corner, Jefferson is a stronghold of Latin American identity and pride. “It’s a predominantly Spanish-speaking community,” says 15-year resident Ivan Paz. “Many folks work in the agricultural fields around Fresno and are from Michoacán, Oaxaca and other parts of Mexico.” From brand-new

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    $245K

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    $195K - $388K

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